Today's top bel canto tenor, Juan Diego Flórez, and acclaimed Italian soprano Patrizia Ciofi lead a superb ensemble cast in Donizetti's sparkling opéra-comique from the Teatro Carlo Felice, Genoa. This acclaimed production sets the action in the final days of World War II. Marie is the daughter of an American army captain, Tonio is a young French villager whose love for her leads him to join the American ranks. When the secret of Marie's birth is revealed and her mother insists on an aristocratic suitor, only an appeal to the memory of young love can reunite them...
Emilio Sagi
Director
Patrizia Ciofi
Marie
Juan Diego Flórez
Tonio
Francesca Franci
La marquise de Berkenfield
Dario Benini
Hortensius
Nicola Ulivieri
Sulpice
Filippo Bettoschi
Un caporal
Maurizia Burlando
La duchessa de Crakentrop
Manuel Pierattelli
Un paysan
Cristina Giardini
Une pianiste
Claudio Radicia
Majordome
Simona Sagone
Une chambrière
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